Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

Okay, one last Cardassian card, but then we have to move on to Voyager... THE ENTRIES: [51] Cardies [52] cardiostimulator [53] Carema III [54] "Caretaker, Parts I and II" [55] Caretaker  NOTES:  [51] Source: "The Wounded" [52] First off, reporting personnel is going to be difficult since facilities are seeded last. You cannot play your out-of-sequence move between the Facility phase and the first (official) move. If you can get around this however (with an Event, Objective or what have you), you could possibly solve a mission before dilemmas have been seeded under it. In any case, as soon as the Incident found its way on the table, I bet seeding strategies will be affected. For example, you could convince an opponent not to place his Outpost at a certain location by playing an event there. You also get advance notice on your initial hand. Source: "Cathexis" [53] The requirements guarantee you'll be able to play the Fountain right on the mission. Source...

We're not done with Cardassians, not yet... THE ENTRIES: [46] Cardassians (no card required) [47] "Cardassians" [48] Cardaway leaves, stuffed [49] cardiac induction [50] cardiac replacement  NOTES:  [46] Covered by the Cardassian Outpost (Deep Space NIne expansion). [47] The countdown is a very different one. The personnel stopped are actually conducting political manipulations to get the boy (or girl) home. Source: "Cardassians" [48] Either play on yourself to get some free cards out (though at random) OR on your opponent to more or less snafu their Storage Capsule strategy. If they keep their card out of Storage, have at it with Subspace Bubbles and other discarders. Source: "The Cloud" [49] A nice killer/filter. Source: "Samaritan Snare" [50] For the first part to work, everything involved must be present (except for a captive) - the Heart, the Cybernetics and the new transplantee. Source: "Tapestry" Next up: Okay, one last Carda...

More from Cardassia... THE ENTRIES: [41] Cardassian neck trick [42] Cardassian operation guidelines [43] Cardassian phase-disruptor rifle (no card required) [44] Cardassian riding hound [45] Cardassian underground movement  NOTES:  [41] If the Founder morphs, the Event is also discarded. This gives the Dominion a way to infiltrate the Cardassian Union. Source: "Necessary Evil" [42] The Event stays on the table if your ENGINEER is Cardassian. This card becomes necessary because of cards in AtoZ that destroy or damage sites. Repairing a site restores its game text to active status. Source: "The Forsaken" [43] Already exists as an Equipment card in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [44] Cardassian equivalent of a Targ. Events affected by Antigrav become Equipment that can onl be carried with Antigrav. The Hound allows for more flexibility. Source: Referenced in "In Purgatory's Shadow" [45] A function for Cardies, another for their opponents. Source: "Pr...

Heading into Cardassian cards... THE ENTRIES: [36] "Captive Pursuit" [37] carbon reaction chambers [38] Cardassia (no card required) [39] Cardassian Central Command (no card required) [40] Cardassian Embassy on Romulus NOTES:  [36] Source: "Captive Pursuit" [37] The Cardassian need only be present on the station, not at the site. Source: "The Forsaken" [38] Exists as Orb Negotiations in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [39] Covered by Central Command in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [40] Cardassian VIPs report normally, not for free. Might make an affiliation turn its weapons on its own homeworld. :-) Source: Referenced in "Broken Link"; pic is an artist's rendition of Cardassian housing. Next up: More from Cardassia. Cards: Captive Pursuit, Cardassian-Made, Cardassian Embassy

Some cool Captain Picard stuff... THE ENTRIES: [31] Canar (no card required) [32] Caprice [33] Captain Picard Day [34] "Captain's Holiday" [35] captain's yacht NOTES:  [31] This Artifact already exists as part of the Q-Continuum expansion. [32] Source: "Our Man Bashir" [33] The countdown has no bearing on the Interrupt function. Source: "The Pegasus" [34] Can be played on your own personnel, but also on opponent's. Maybe you don't want their guy to be filtered out of dilemmas, or something. For the strategy-conscious. Source: "Captain's Holiday" [35] I've thrown Nebulas in with the other two because they have the same basic saucer design as the Galaxy. Source: Star Trek: Insurrection Next up: Heading into Cardassian cards. Cards: Caprice, Captain Picard Day, No Rest for the Wicked, Captain's Yacht

A Lwaxana love interest! (I know, I know, doesn't narrow it down.) THE ENTRIES: [26] Camor V [27] Camorites [28] camouflage field [29] Campio, Minister [30] Camus II NOTES:  [26] Excessively difficult to steal for the Cardassians. Source: "Bloodlines" [27] Source: "Bloodlines" [28] Just trying to make the Long-Range Scan Shielding more useful. Creates a side-deck of Equipment directly reportable to your LRSS ships. My original notes had this as an Objective, but I rather think Incident fits better. Source: "For the Cause" [29] *snicker* Source: "Cost of Living" [30] Sorry about the goofy special game text, but Camus II was the site of the very last TOS episode "Turnabout Intruder", in which Kirk's mind was placed inside that of a woman. Source: Originally seen in TOS's "Turnabout Intruder", referenced in TNG's "Legacy" and "Inheritance" Next up: Some cool Captain Picard stuff. Cards: War Rel...

A Data card! THE ENTRIES: [21] Calloway, Maddy (no card required) [22] Calogan dog [23] Cambra system [24] Cambridge University [25] camellia NOTES:  [21] Already exists as Calloway in the Basic Set. [22] If the Dog reports on a planet surface (with a personnel, for example), it remains Neutral. Source: Referenced in "Initiations" and "Alliances" [23] Downloadable: Temporal Rift, Temporal Vortex, Temporal Narcosis, etc. Source: TNG's "Firstborn" [24] Lucasian Chair is a card in AtoZ (the L's). Source: "All Good Things..." [25] When a dilemma is uncovered and you are missing, say, Geology, you can download one Geologist to that location. Meeting the requirement, you may now pass the dilemma. Source: "Sub Rosa" Next up: A Lwaxana love interest! (I know, I know, doesn't narrow it down.) Cards: Calogan Dog, Learn Time Travel Method, Professor Data, An Omen Draped in Flowers

We're Alberta bound... THE ENTRIES: [16] Caldos colony [17] Calgary [18] calisthenics program, Klingon [19] Call of the Prophets, The [20] Callas, Maria  NOTES:  [16] As the Candle is an interrupt, it's discarded from hand, of course. Source: "Sub Rosa" [17] Canadian silliness. My original notes had it as an Objective, but included lore; I think it works better as an Event. The title is an homage to a Gordon Lightfoot song. Source: Referenced in "The First Duty" [18] The first function works on a ship with Holodeck special equipment. The second, however, will only work if the ship holds the specific Site card. You may want to draw Away Team battles here (rather than the usual Food court) to make sure your Klingons don't go to the discard pile. Source: "The Emissary" [19] With AtoZ, there are more ways to disrupt the timeline. Think of the points as either a reward for accomplishing this or consolation for having been disrupted by your opponent....

Yet another Bajoran "HQ"... THE ENTRIES: [11] Calash Retreat [12] calculus [13] Calder II [14] Caldonians [15] Caldorian eel  NOTES:  [11] Days of Atonement is normally a dilemma [B29]. This is another of those "alternative" HQs I had to come up with. Source: "In the Hands of the Prophets" [12] Newton's double skill is Physics x4. On the last function, you must show the cards to your opponent, of course. Interrupts are not usually considered to be "in play", unless actually on the table. Source: "When The Bough Breaks" [13] You may post SECURITY there even if your opponent actually solved the mission. If SECURITY from both players are present, neither may use the proscribed cards. Resurrection and Bride of the Corpse are both AtoZ cards [B119 and B340, respectively). Source: TNG's "Gambit, Part I" [14] Each ship going through requires a Scan card be used. The -5 points due to Caldonian Bid is NOT the "next time yo...

Jellico's ship, but don't expect some grand design... THE ENTRIES: [6] Cairn [7] Cairo, U.S.S. [8] Cal Tech [9] Calaman sherry [10] Calamarain (no card required) NOTES:  [6] Since only telepaths can normally travel to Mind Locations, this card makes it possible for them to bring someone along. Note that the telepath travels normally, so the ML must be "present". Source: "Dark Page" [7] Pretty basic other than its matching commander, who pushes his crew hard enough for the attributes to be this high (for an Excelsior, I mean). Source: "Chain of Command, Part I" [8] Affects both sides of the table. Source: "Future's End" [9] The Food affects SECURITY personnel aboard the ship or facility, but only androids PRESENT with those personnel, that is, at the same Site. Source: "In Theory" [10] Already exists as an Event in the Q-Continuum expansion. Next up: Yet another Bajoran "HQ". Cards: Mind Bridge, USS Cairo, 20th-Cent...

We start on another expansion of dream cards for the Star Trek Collectible Card Game, resurrected from the late 90s and given graphics for the first time. For the "C" section of the Star Trek Encyclopedia, I used the expansion title "Crossfire"; it accounts for 366 entries (before we get into Enhanced). THE ENTRIES: [1] caber toss [2] Cabot, Ensign [3] Cabral sector [4] cabrodine [5] Café des Artistes NOTES:  [1] I took my tongue out of my cheek long enough to invent lore that made more Trek sense. Source: Referenced in "Sub Rosa", so I've colored the sky a similar shade as the featured planet. [2] Stellar Cartography is a ship Site [BL-A30]. Source: "Lessons" (though technically the uncredited Richardson, as a member of Neela's team, I decided to make him stand in for Cabot) [3] Homeward is only worth +5 points if it hasn't been solved yet; after its points are scored, it's too late to give them a bonus. Source: TNG's "H...